GUNGRAVE VR U.N

The funniest thing about [b]Gungrave VR U.N[/b] is that... it's not really a second game. It's the second half of [b]Gungrave VR[/b]. They literally just took the hour-long [b]VR[/b] game, split it in half and released it as two separate titles. Because profit. To be fair, though, [b]Gungrave VR U.N[/b] is cheaper than [b]Gungrave VR[/b] and will cost you only [b]$9.99[/b] / [b]£7.99[/b]. But the thing is... it's also shorter. Yep, even though the original [b]Gungrave VR[/b] was only forty minutes long, this one somehow manages to be even shorter and you'll probably end up beating it in only twenty. A bit more if you'll choose higher difficulties, but you've got the idea. And it's not like it's any better. There are no new unlockables (the only unlockable skin here says “play [b]Gungrave VR[/b] to unlock”), while shooting-gallery-like segments were replaced by... side-scrolling sequences. Which, as you may easily guess, are not exactly what you may expect from [b]VR[/b] game. I mean... [b]VR[/b]? Side-scroller? Yeah... Some games succeed in doing that, but in [b]Gungrave[/b] game... It's not like those side-scrolling parts are especially bad, but they're dull and first-person mode from previous game felt better. To make things even worse, those side-scroller parts are, like, the main dish this time and even the final boss battle is done in side-scrolling way. Surprisingly, [b]U.N[/b] works better as a prequel to [b]G.O.RE[/b]. Because this time there's not only short anime-like opening, but also an ending that leaves you with some sort of a hint of what to expect from the upcoming [b]Gungrave[/b] sequel. Don't expect anything big, though. We literally talking about a couple of seconds and a single word here. So... yeah... Let's just say that “[i]Did you know that Batman f...[/i]” from the [b]Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn[/b] says more about the upcoming [b]Batman[/b] movie with [b]Robert Pattinson[/b] than [b]Gungrave U.N[/b] ending says about [b]Gungrave G.O.RE[/b]. Even though it's still more than you can get from [b]Gungrave VR[/b], story-wise there's still nothing to bother here. Gameplay-wise too. Unfortunately. [b]Gungrave VR U.N[/b] feels like something that should be completely free. Remember those [b]Spider-man VR[/b] titles that were made to promote [b]MCU[/b] movies with [b]Tom Holland[/b]? That's pretty much what we talking about here. Asking money for something like this? It feels pathetic. Even though yes, it felt good to meet [b]Grave[/b] and [b]Mika[/b] again and I totally hope that [b]Gungrave G.O.RE[/b] will appear in [b]Steam[/b].

Just got done playing gungrave and gungrave overdose on ps2 and i was itching for more gungrave... the itch is still there but now its a full blown rash. THIS GAME FEELS UNFINISHED. i tried playing the first release of the vr one and it was bad but this game... THEY HAD 3 FUCKING YEARS TO FIX IT but they didnt do shit and just reused a lot of assets from the first vr game. there is now a new 2d side scroller part. makes you want to vomit. i feel like no love was put into any of the vr games which is sad cause i had high hopes for them cause the ps2 although a little janky still played decently.

Pretty much the same mechanics as the previous Gungrave VR title so they're just as clunky, except instead of first person mode there's now side scrolling segments which honestly aren't awful, but an odd choice for a VR game. Interestingly I had more issues with button responsiveness in this than in the last one though. The new enemy types are slightly better designed for the game than the ones in the previous title, but nothing earth shattering. There's even less here than there was in the last one, but this is maybe marginally better put together and thankfully less strainful on the neck. I still wouldn't recommend unless you're a diehard fan and it's on deep discount.

The game is a continuation of 'Gugrave V.R. It's super short with only 3 stages (15-30min each), so skip this one unless it's 80-100% on sale. The controllers are the worst part of the game, I had to remap the gamepad to make it work properly (I didn't have to do that with GungraveV.R.). Be aware that it doesn't support the standard V.R. controllers. It adds additional more immersive scenarios and a 2D stylish platform gameplay as well, sadly you will finish the whole game in less than 2 hours. Sad to see this kind of product coming from XSeed. Pros: Graphics Cons: -Short. -Controllers are awful (no even gamepad or native Oculus controller support, just keyboard and you have to aim with your head). -Mediocre music. -No real story.

Barely recommended. Fun for about 15 minutes, then it gets repetitive. Lasts an hour.

It's fun, but it's literally 30 minutes long.

Don't buy this garbage

I am a 45 yo father, probably one of the oldest people playing this game. I am a single father to my Son, who is 14 now. My son got this game from his uncle, so we installed it on his computer and he started playing. By the end of the week he had 24 hours on this game. This was horrible for me, as it was already hard for me to find ways to spend time with my son, as he is always out with his friends or just watching YouTube. So I decided to make a Steam account and get this game to see if I could maybe play alongside him. I loaded into the game, picked my character and world and started playing but I was stuck on what you where supposed to do. I asked my Son for help and he hosted a game for me to join. I loved it as it was the best time I had spent with my Son since my wife had died. This game has ever since brought me and my son closer again and now we actually spend time together outside the house together as well. This game reminded me that there's fun to be had in everything, and it has brought both me and my Son many happy memories.